Indian Dance Literature and Publications

Kapila Vatsyayan's book 'Classical Indian Dance in Literature and the Arts' is a comprehensive study of the history and development of Indian dance, drawing from various literary and artistic sources.

Ananda Coomaraswamy's book 'The Dance of Shiva: Fourteen Indian Essays' explores the symbolism and significance of the dance of Shiva in Indian art and culture.

Nritya Darpan is a quarterly journal published by the Sangeet Natak Akademi, dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Indian dance.

Anuradha Kapur is the editor of the book 'The Oxford India Anthology of Performance: Dance and Music', which presents a comprehensive collection of writings on Indian dance and music.

Sunil Kothari's book 'Bharatanatyam: A Journey Through Time' is a comprehensive history of the development of Bharatanatyam, tracing its origins to the ancient temples of Tamil Nadu.

Margaret H. Sloat's book 'The Kathakali Tradition: A Study of Its Music, Dance, and Drama' is a detailed examination of the history, music, dance, and drama of the Kathakali tradition of Kerala.

Mohan Khokar's book 'Odissi: The Dance of the Divine' is a comprehensive study of the history, development, and aesthetics of Odissi dance, drawing from various sources including ancient texts, inscriptions, and oral traditions.

Kapila Vatsyayan's book 'Dance in India: The Regional Traditions' provides a comprehensive overview of the various regional dance traditions of India, exploring their historical, cultural, and aesthetic contexts.

Leela Samson's book 'The Oxford India Anthology of Performance: Dance and Music' is a collection of essays by various authors, exploring the history, aesthetics, and significance of Indian dance.

Kapila Vatsyayan's book 'The Indian Dance Tradition: A History' provides a comprehensive history of Indian dance, tracing its origins to ancient times and exploring its development through various periods and regions.

Judith Becker's book 'The Kathakali Tradition: A Study of Its Music, Dance, and Drama' explores the intricate relationship between dance and music in the Kathakali tradition, examining the ways in which they complement and enhance each other.

Sunil Kothari's book 'Kuchipudi: The Jewel of Andhra Pradesh' is a comprehensive study of the history, development, and aesthetics of Kuchipudi dance, drawing from various sources including ancient texts, inscriptions, and oral traditions.

B.M. Sundaram's book 'Kathak: The Art of the Storyteller' is a comprehensive study of the history, development, and aesthetics of Kathak dance, drawing from various sources including ancient texts, inscriptions, and oral traditions.

Kapila Vatsyayan's book 'Bharatanatyam: The Tamil Heritage' is a comprehensive study of the history, development, and aesthetics of Bharatanatyam dance, drawing from various sources including ancient texts, inscriptions, and oral traditions.

Aditi Mangaldas is one of the editors of the book 'The Oxford India Anthology of Performance: Dance and Music', which is a collection of essays by various authors, exploring the history, aesthetics, and significance of Indian dance.